Damages Sought Over Alleged False Arrest in Anderson Case
Ann Curtis of Elwood sues Lucille Palace for 24999.99 alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution. Curtis was jailed Aug 6 1955 on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses and acquitted Aug 22 1955 in Anderson City Court. Bohannon Burton of Anderson represents plaintiff. Daniel D. Quickel represents defendant. Judge Sid M. Cleveland presides. trial may run through Thursday.
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Ann Curtis
Elwood
Lucille Palace
Amdan
Anderson
Daniel D. Quickel
Sid M. Cleveland
Eisenhower warns against deep defense cuts in speech
President Eisenhower cautioned that aggressive spending reductions on defense would be a dangerous gamble. He highlighted rising costs from a B36 to a B52 bomber and stressed that good defense is not cheap.
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Eisenhower
iPresident
Congress
Rep
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Ington
House Appropriations
Humphrey
De-Treasury
Treasury Fense Department
Octogenarians Elude Families for Quiet Mountain Wedding
An Indiana couple aged 88 and 84 eloped to marry in Nashville Indiana after slipping away from relatives. William Utley of Evansville and Ellen Belle wed last Wednesday amid family disapproval and are honeymooning in Denver amid plans possibly to settle there.
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Denver
Indiana
William
Utley
Evansville
Ellen Belle
Parade Features Local Veterans Groups and School Bands
Armed Forces groups including Pendleton Lapel Frankton American Legion and Civil Air Patrol join parade with American Veterans of World War II Red Cross and DAR. Bands from Anderson Eagles Wilkinson Highland and Daleville performed along with the Anderson Eagles Band. The Armory dance followed with Keith Sylvester Orchestra funded by a music trust grant obtained by Local 32 AFM.
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Rage One
Pendleton
Lapel and
Frankton American Legion
American Veterans of World
Toastmasters Session At Anderson Club Meets at YMCA
Members of the Anderson Toastmasters Club No 175 met at the YMCA with Harold Gad dis presiding. Lowell Cochran gave the invocation and Garland Hamlin acted as toastmaster. Auer enrolled Robert White bringing total membership to 30 as visitors from Fargo joined.
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Anderson Toastmasters Club
YMCA
Harold Gaddis
Lowell Cochran
Harold Corbin
Garland Hamlin
Kenneth McClure
Ray Hepfner
Robert Wiebke
Charles Auer
Orval Eubank
Ned Stephenson
Edwin Schowe
Gerald Allery
Richard Worth
John Mainguy
Carl Young
James Mainguy
Robert Roseberry
Robert White
Muncie Club
Garland Hines
James Fosner
Lewis Jones
Hoger Cutler
Fargo
N.D
Jayceés
Obituaries from Anderson list Maude Cartwright Amanda Clegg
Maude Cartwright 79 of 1423 Chase St died Tuesday at St John’s Hospital. Survived by daughter Frances Means and former husband Charles R. Cartwright. Funeral arrangements at Baker Brothers. Amanda Katherine Clegg 79 of 2939 W 28th St died Monday night at St John’s Hospital after brief illness. Survived by husband James Thomas Clegg five daughters and five sons. Friends may call at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. with Rev R N Raycraft. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Guy E Knots 62 of Orchard Lane died at U S Veterans Hospital Indianapolis after two weeks illness. Surviving widow Anna, two sons, two brothers and five grandchildren. Charles J Bonner 81 died Sunday. services at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Zeigler with interment at Royalton Catholic Cemetery. Roy E Stevens former Anderson resident died Sunday in St Petersburg Florida. rites at Bay Pines Veterans Hospital with burial there.
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Maude Cartwright
Maude M. Cartwright
Chase St
St. John's Hospital
Frances M. Means
Charles R. Cartwright
Amanda K. Clegg
Amanda Katherine Clegg
28Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Wan Mawnon
Galara
Did. Vier
Anderson
Hebrew Methodist Church
Little York
Ind
James Thomas Clegg
Luella Phares
Elsie Elkins
Detroit
Mich
Mary Edna Slegg
Mae Jackson
Katherine Ingman
San Antonio
Texas
Robert L
Harry, Otis
Charles Earl
Eugene
Silar Monroe
Jeffersonville
Lizzy Rutherford
Sells and Rowe
R. N. Raycraft
Thhe Goodwin Memorial Nazarene Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Guy E. Knotts
Orchard Lane
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Clark Chapel
Elwood
Anna
Guy Don
Joseph Robert Knotts
Valparaiso
Don Knotts
Doris
Knotts
Charles J. Bonner
A. S. Miller
Nichol Ave
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Zeigler
Louis Fellner
Royalton
Brown and Butz
Vantrease
Roy E. Stevens
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bay Pines Veterans Hospital
Bay Pines Hospital
J.sploye
E. McCoy
Main Street
Chrysler Corporation
Craft Lodge 576
F&am
Palestine Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Brown
John D. Leslie
Fortville
Greenfield
Veterans Hospital
Fortville Methodist Church
F. Landrey
J. P. Rouch
Park Cemetery
Paul C. Cory
Two Men Die in Fables Case and Tax Changes Noted
The report lists Ernest W. Chambers of Anderson and a companion death, detailing family survivors and local addresses. Indiana announces withholding tables for the 14 percent gross income tax starting July 1, while employees maintain annual returns and a 1 percent rate for the first half of this year. Burial plans and service details are provided for the deceased.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Edwin W. Beaman
Tax Withholding Rules For Indiana Employers
Employers withholding tax must file quarterly returns with the Gross Income Tax Division. The system applies to nonresidents working in Indiana and contrasts with Kentucky residents who previously had Indiana tax withheld and were rebated by Kentucky on taxes paid.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Oregon honors Bill Berry for equality efforts in Chicago
Richard L. Neuberger delivered a gratitude message from Oregon and its governor to Bill Berry in Chicago. A plaque praised Berry for teaching race relations since 1947 at several universities and publishing in notable journals. The Anderson Urban League banquet is open to the public with reservations via the office at 1100 BE 14th St. continuous.
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Richard L. Neuberger
Chicago
Oregon
Paul Patterson
Bill” Berry
Berry
Social Studies
University of Oregon
Eastern Montana College of Education
Pacific University
National Conference of Social Work
Journal of Educational Sociology
Anderson Urban League
14Th St
School Board Holds Session With Music Directors
The Board of School Trustees met last evening at the administration offices with George Vaught and Thomas Clem present to discuss band membership recruitment and the summer program. Highland High School can use the football field for two fall games, board members will attend the Apprentice School commencement on June 5 at the YMCA, and contracts for coaches and administrators were discussed. Claims totaling 37 418.97 were approved for payment.
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Anderson Board of School Trustees
John Sr
Nichol Ave
George Vaught
AHS
Thomas Clem
Highland High School
YMCA
Senate Public Works hearings eye indicted names
A subcommittee member said he did not know if Smith Peak Teverbaugh and Doggett will testify at the Wednesday start of the two day hearings. Gore will decide if the indicted men are called. Ex mayor Joseph R Barclay of Muncie died after a long illness.
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Page One
Senate Public Works Roads Subcommittee
Smith
Peak
Teverbaugh
Doggett
Filo M. Sedillo
Subcommittee
Sedillo
Sen
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
John L. Mutz
Indiana
Washington Earings
Homer E. Capehart
Rind
William E. ‘Jenner
County Projects Withdrawn By State Highway Officials
The Indiana State Highway Department withdrew two Madison County bridge projects from a bid set because no bids met engineers estimates. Bids opened Tuesday totalled 4 295 000 dollars for road resurfacing and bridge work. the county bridges will be re advertised with other withdrawn state projects. Marion mayor resigns in ill health. Edward Wert resigns, Willard Blackman to replace effective June 1.
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State Highway Department of
Madison County
Indianapolis
Highway Department
Marion
Ind
Edward Wert
Ralph Leach
Willard Blackman
Wert
Labor groups urge yearlong fast time for Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Industrial Union Council and the Central Labor Union backed resolutions asking the City Council to keep Indianapolis on Central Standard Time all year. The state law requires CST seven months and CDT five months. The note also mentions the 1893 opera Hansel and Gretel.
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Indianapolis U
Indiana
Indianapolis Industrial Union Council
CIO
Indianapolis Central Labor Union
AFL
Burdette and Leslie Deaths Noted in Madison Area
Obituaries report the death of Howard Burdette 73 of Fortville area at St. John s Hospital Anderson with services at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton and Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville. John D Leslie age unknown dies in Greenfield Veterans Hospital with funeral at Fortville Methodist Church and burial in Park Cemetery Greenfield.
Warm Showers Forecast Through Thursday Across State
Weather bureau forecast shows continued warm and showery conditions through Thursday. Anderson is expected to reach a high of 80 with cooler low temperatures tonight, while White River neared ten feet after a 0.52 inch rainfall event. Local water officials report flood stage at 11 feet and city stations logged a 77 degree high and 62 degree low in the 24 hours ending yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Anderson
White River
U.S
Mounds Kiwanis Convenes With Elwood Group Program
The Mounds Kiwanis Club met at the YMCA with president Robert Chesterfield presiding. Elwood Kiwanis members led by R E Hartman presented the program and Warren Moffett of Delco Remy spoke on engineering careers for students. A guest bus trip to Indianapolis was noted for details to follow. A tractor accident near Peru claimed the life of 10 year old Charles Balshaugh as it rolled after a turn on the Miami Cass county line road.
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Mounds Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Robert Chesterfield
Elwood Kiwanians
R. E. Hartman
Warren Moffett
Delco- Remy
George Lee
Moffett
Mounds Kiwanis Group
Max Williams
Charles Wolfe
Gene Newberry
Indianapolis
The
Peru
Ind
Charles Balshaugh
Elbert Balshaugh
Miami-Cass County Line
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McDonald’s Show Rooms, Inc
Lise Jorgensen
Robert Ryan
Uniformed Police
Lawrence
Larry) Madsen
Mercury
Ianapolis
Tony Hulman
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
F. C. Reith
Ford Motor Company
ED Sullivan
WISH
Associated Motors, Inc
Tith and Central
G. D. Giddens
Fege
Ernest W. Larrison
Muncie
Chambers
Earl
Ethel Chambers
Mary Glass
Summitville
Larry
Carolyn Sue
Linda Jane
John Keith
Kathy
Mildred Farmer
Betty McKinney
Calvin Chambers
Gaston
Russell
Alexandria
Dallas
Crates
Tommy
Chesterfield
Urban League
Joseph R. Barclay
Ellit Thru
Hansel and Gretel
Germany
Madison
Howard Burdette
Saan
Ines
Metcalf Miller
Orrin Manifold
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Martha
Ed Burdette
Ray Burdette
Minta Carman
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